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RCTjunkie said:
Rath said:
RCTjunkie said:

I want to be careful into organizing categories for percentages.

For example, if I said 20% for less then 100K, and 30% for more then 100K, what would motivate someone to get a pay raise from 99,000 dollars to 105,000 dollars when in reality they'll lose money?

Maybe just a flat dollar per dollar 23.436% tax rate.


You can tax for every dollar over a certain amount. So if you're being taxed 20% for less than 100k and then you earn 110k, only the 10k is taxed at the higher rate.


Oh I din't know that.... well, I haven't been taxed yet, so maybe I shouldn't imput until I get 1st hand with this issue... :/

That's why they do it the way they do it with tax brackets.  With their system, you pay a certain % up to a certain dollar amount.  Then, on the next so many dollars you earn, you pay another %.  And if they were going to do a flat dollar per dollar tax rate, I'd rather just have a sales tax...that way those who like to spend can pay more taxes than those of us who save up our money.



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.